https://taccom3g.com/product/ulw-9mm-muzzle-break/

https://taccom3g.com/product/ulw-9mm-muzzle-break/

Sure


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Check out EGW also if you get a chance. They make a great muzzle brake in 9mm and in different threads as well.

53 minutes ago, Indianajonze said:

Sure

As long as it's permanently attached.

As long as it's permanently attached.

Meh

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Thanks guys

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Personally,  I would not break my muzzle, but instead, I would get a muzzle BRAKE for it.

Personally,  I would not break my muzzle, but instead, I would get a muzzle BRAKE for it.

Thanks diamond, I figured people on this forum are smart enough to correct auto-correct on my phone.

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Folks, reviving an old thread, how about this one:

a gunsmith told me today it's flash hider. Your vote?

Looks more like a compensator to me.  Only ported up top, that's mostly to control muzzle rise.

https://www.glockstore.com/FM-9-Compensator

It's all about how the product is marketed by the manufacturer.  Since this specific one says nothing about it being a "flash suppressor", I would feel safe about it.

Don't get distracted by something called "the pinky test".  It's meaningless.

19 hours ago, Matroskin said:

Folks, reviving an old thread, how about this one:

a gunsmith told me today it's flash hider. Your vote?

It's likely a shitty comp, but a comp. Advertised as a comp, and uses vertical jetting of gasses when the bullet obturates the bore. IT also has no real features that would reduce muzzle flash. 

That doesn't mean some schmuck with a badge won't go by the pinky test. 

Probably a bigger issue is if that is for a rifle, make sure it is steel, because pin and weld and silver solder will potentially be problematic with aluminum. 

Not a FH... especially if it's Cali compliant.

Thank you guys, I decided to keep it